Just 1 Tbsp of Honey has Powerful Ozempic-Like Effects - Here’s How to Use It
Thomas DeLauer — Just 1 Tbsp of Honey has Powerful Ozempic-Like Effects - Here’s How to Use It
Channel: Thomas DeLauer · Our label: Nutrition & fasting creator · Source: youtube.com/watch?v=Nlver5hrdVw
What this video covers
I’m not going to tell you that there’s some like magical food or a supplement or something you can do that’s going to be more powerful than ompic for fat loss. And what’s going on is that Ozimpic in itself is probably not just burning muscle. What happens is sort of the lifestyle that comes with it. I’m not a fan of how they’re going about it, but it’s nice to see that it is having a making an impact.
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Key points, in the speaker’s own framing
- So, I want to talk about a study that was taking a look at honey that was very, very fascinating.
- When we look at GLP1 in the first place, we have to realize that this is what’s called a gut incretin.
- Okay, so OYIC GLP1, it starts in the gut to begin with.
- That’s probably the single best thing that you can do from a GLP-1 perspective naturally, right?
- I’m not saying that seed is going to improve GLP-1.
- So the main study I want to talk about was published in the journal American Clinical Nutrition.
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